Current Issue
Peaches and Bats #5 features new work by: Eric Baus, Allison Cobb, Robert Dewhurst, Michael Farrell, Emily Kendal Frey, Anne Gorrick, Alina Gregorian, Matthew Hattie Hein, Derek Henderson, Robert Kelly, Sheila E. Murphy, and James Yeary.
Peaches and Bats #4 is a hand-sewn zine with a letterpressed cover and 64pg. photocopied interior. It costs $5, and can be purchased in Portland at Powell's or Reading Frenzy. You can also order it directly from me (or arrange to trade for your chapbook or magazine) by sending an email to peachesandbats AT gmail DOT com.
About Me
- Sam Lohmann
- Portland, Oregon, United States minor outlying islands
- This is the blogging division of Peaches and Bats, a semiannual (maga)zine of mostly poetry, published in Portland, Oregon by Sam Lohmann. peachesandbatsATgmailDOTcom
LINKS
- A Tonalist Notes (Laura Moriarty)
- Alyse Emdur
- Approximate L (Bethany Ides)
- Buggeryville (Chris Piuma)
- Bus and Camp (Michaela Curtis-Joyce)
- Cool Breakfast (Adam Oelsner)
- Culture Industry (Mark Scroggins)
- Isola di Rifiuti (John Latta)
- Little Red's Recovery Room (Jasper Bernes)
- Maryrose Larkin
- Modern Americans (Rodney Koeneke)
- Odali$qued (Anne Boyer)
- PDX Writer Daily
- Peaches and Bats at powells.com
- Ridiculous Human Things (Lindsey Boldt)
- Saint Elizabeth Street (Jennifer Bartlett)
- Sidewalks Under Volcanoes (Colin Beattie)
- Silliman's Blog (Ron Silliman)
- Spare Room reading series
- Suddenly: Where We Live Now
- The Fire, a book club
- The Lime Tree (K. Silem Mohammed)
- The Palm at the End of the Mind (Lauren Likely)
- Variation (Rich Jensen)
- What We Are Learning
- wood s lot (Mark Wood)
2 comments:
Why are you not doing letterpress vizpoposters or broadsides or somesuch? Wtf?
Thanks, Chris. I should do something like that sometime. I made my first broadside last month, of a poem by my grandma.
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